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DR SEBAGH

Self Tanning Drops

Gradual tanning, illuminating, protects from HEV and digital light

€ 44,00

DISPONIBILE

Introducing a new generation of intelligent self-tanner: Dr Sebagh Self-Tanning Drops deliver a radiant and healthy-looking, sun-free glow whilst helping to shield skin against the ageing effects of High Energy Visible (HEV) light/daylight. This blue/violet light is also emitted by smartphones, tablets and laptops.

Dr Sebagh Self-Tanning Drops contain HEV Melanin in a fractionated form, which provides a higher level of protection against HEV light.This breakthrough formula helps to protect skin against the ageing effects of oxidative stress whilst delivering a beautiful golden glow.

Simply mix with your daily moisturiser or serum. Colour develops over a few hours and lasts between 2-3 days.

Please note: the formula provides no protection against the damaging effects of UV rays. Dr Sebagh recommends always applying a broad spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF to ensure full protection against UVA/UVB rays.

‘'Intelligent tanning. Get the colour without the damage.'’ Dr Sebagh

Whilst Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) gradually gives skin a sunkissed radiance, HEV Melanin helps to shield against HEV light. This blue/violet light has been shown to induce free radical activity, renowned for its prematurely ageing effects on the skin.

MODO D'USO

Morning or night, mix 2-3 drops of Dr Sebagh Self-Tanning Drops in the palm of your hand with a nut-sized amount of your usual moisturiser or serum (for a deeper colour, use more drops). Apply uniformly to perfectly cleansed skin. Wash hands immediately after use.

Exfoliating the skin before applying Dr Sebagh Self-Tanning Drops will ensure the most even results.

As with all self-tanners, Dr Sebagh Self-Tanning Drops provide no protection against the damaging effects of UV rays. Dr Sebagh recommends always applying a broad spectrum sunscreen which provides a high SPF protection, such as Dr Sebagh Sun & City Protection, to ensure full protection against UVA/UVB rays.